Hi, i have just been offered a contract in Sweden and I am looking for the best tax solution. I realise the tax is very high and as such want to minimise tax as much as possible. I searched on this forum and read the posts but they were quite old and i would really appreciate some information on the best solution for sweden. has anyone had any experiences? my contract is for a year and I will be paid by a swedish company. thanks in advance
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If you think the tax is high, wait 'til you fancy a beer...
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did you contract over there for 4 years? can you provide any information on any companies i can go through for the best and safest tax optionComment
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I eventually used these people:
http://www.internationaltaxsolutions.com/
I started to use Albany and their 'Swedish' solution was a crock of ****.
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A few years ago our team went out to our Swedish Office for a two week project. On guy med a Swedish girl then went walkabout. I chucked in his contract, stayed in Sweden and divorced his UK wife."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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why did you have to do the dirty work?
will you have a word with mine?--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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